GRAPHIC DESIGN SOLUTIONS FINAL
PAPER TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY SHEET
●● Proximity
Answer: Nearness, closeness. Text, shapes and images that are related
should be visually closer together in the layout.
●● Alignment
Answer: A visual connection between text-shapes-images is created by
sharing the same edges. This visual connection adds to the unity of the
design.
●● Textbox
Answer: A movable shape specifically designed to hold text. It makes
alignment easier, and arrangement more flexible.
●● Contrast
Answer: Difference. Text-shapes-images-layouts with strikingly
different characteristics. The state of being noticeably different from
something else .
●● Focal point
, Answer: The main area of interest on a page that get attention first. The
dominant element. It is what draws the eye first before looking at the
rest of the design. Can be created by using color, size, contrast, breaking
repetition, etc... Think of the word focus.
●● Repetition
Answer: Repeated use of words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
●● Emphasis
Answer: Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.
●● Monochromatic
Answer: A color scheme that involves tints and shades of the same color.
●● Analogous
Answer: A color scheme that involves colors next to each other on the
color wheel.
●● Complementary colors
Answer: A color scheme that involves colors directly across from each
other on the color wheel.
●● Symmetry
PAPER TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY SHEET
●● Proximity
Answer: Nearness, closeness. Text, shapes and images that are related
should be visually closer together in the layout.
●● Alignment
Answer: A visual connection between text-shapes-images is created by
sharing the same edges. This visual connection adds to the unity of the
design.
●● Textbox
Answer: A movable shape specifically designed to hold text. It makes
alignment easier, and arrangement more flexible.
●● Contrast
Answer: Difference. Text-shapes-images-layouts with strikingly
different characteristics. The state of being noticeably different from
something else .
●● Focal point
, Answer: The main area of interest on a page that get attention first. The
dominant element. It is what draws the eye first before looking at the
rest of the design. Can be created by using color, size, contrast, breaking
repetition, etc... Think of the word focus.
●● Repetition
Answer: Repeated use of words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
●● Emphasis
Answer: Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.
●● Monochromatic
Answer: A color scheme that involves tints and shades of the same color.
●● Analogous
Answer: A color scheme that involves colors next to each other on the
color wheel.
●● Complementary colors
Answer: A color scheme that involves colors directly across from each
other on the color wheel.
●● Symmetry
